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iGrant.io joins the WE BUILD Consortium's WP4 Interoperability Event in Stockholm

Supporting digital credentials using the EUDI Wallet and European Business Wallet infrastructure, which works across issuers, verifiers, wallet providers, trust services, and digital services.

Event Details

  • Type: Event
  • As on: 22 Sep 2026
iGrant.io joins the WE BUILD Consortium's WP4 Interoperability Event in Stockholm

Description

The WE BUILD Consortium’s WP4 interoperability and implementation event in Stockholm brings together the technical teams behind the consortium’s shared wallet infrastructure for hands-on testing. The focus is on connecting the different WP4 components, resolving implementation gaps and improving readiness for the pilot usecases being developed across the consortium partners.

George Padayatti (Partner and Head of DevOps) and Benjamin Hansson (Full-stack Engineer) will represent iGrant.io at the event, contributing our experience with EUDI Wallet and European Business Wallet implementations.

Event details

  • Type: Event
  • Where: Stockholm, Sweden

About the event

The two-day event focuses on WP4 implementation work, and teams bringing together European Business Wallets and EBWOID (Organisational Identity), EUDI Wallets and PID, trust infrastructure, Qualified Trust Service Providers (QTSPs), and testing into one connected technical chain.

A key objective is to strengthen the technical and operational foundations needed for the usecases being developed across WP2 and WP3. This means testing whether wallets can receive and present credentials, identify blockers or specification gaps that become visible when implementations from different WP4 groups are connected.

About WP4 (Work Package 4)

Within the WE BUILD Consortium, WP4 focuses on the shared technical foundations needed to support wallet-based services across the pilot. Led by the Swedish Agency for Digital Government, its work covers:

  • Wallets and identity data: Wallet providers and providers of Person Identification Data (PID) and organisational identity data.
  • Trust and signatures: Trust infrastructure and qualified trust service providers, including services supporting digital signatures.
  • Architecture and interoperability: Shared architecture, security, semantics, conformance and testing.

These capabilities provide the common technical foundation for WE BUILD usecases spanning business, supply chain and payments. Learn more about the WE BUILD Consortium Work Packages.

Our contribution

iGrant.io brings implementation experience from its Organisation Wallet Suite and Data Wallet. Together, these products support organisations and individuals in issuing, receiving, managing, presenting and verifying digital credentials.

Our participation builds on earlier work with the WE BUILD Consortium. At the workshop on aligning EUDI Wallet and European Business Wallet building blocks in Amsterdam, Lal Chandran co-led the track on Business Wallet Unit Attestation, lifecycle, binding, discovery and security. The work explored common technical models that can be reused across different use cases.

Our recent demonstrations at Global Digital Collaboration 2026 also show how these wallet capabilities can support practical banking, payment and business services:

Why this matters

The success of the WE BUILD large-scale pilots depends on more than each technical component working independently. EUDI Wallets and European Business Wallets need to interact with credential issuers, trust infrastructure, QTSPs, registration services, and relying services as part of a single end-to-end transaction.

Testing the complete chain helps expose differences between implementations before they affect pilot services. It also gives the WP4 teams an opportunity to resolve blockers together and translate what they learn into specifications, implementation guidance, onboarding material and reusable testing resources.

About the WE BUILD Consortium

The WE BUILD Consortium brings together public authorities, businesses, technology providers and research institutions in a European Large-Scale Pilot. Its 13 use cases explore EUDI Wallets and European Business Wallets across business, supply chain and payments, connecting technical development with practical implementation needs.

About iGrant.io

Headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, iGrant.io provides digital identity wallet infrastructure for organisations and individuals. Its solutions support credential issuance, storage, sharing and verification, helping businesses and public bodies integrate trusted digital interactions into their services.

Explore EUDI Wallet and European Business Wallet integration for your organisation. Discover the Organisation Wallet Suite, explore the Data Wallet, or contact [email protected].